[RDBill]

You always want to try the least aggressive approach first and then go more aggressive if need be but like the others have said you do not want to wet sand if you can help it

[Redlinez]

Originally Posted by drfeelgood

I have found that the paint used in our cars is the cheapest I have found on any of my vehicles in years

My 2015 Mustang GT was worse, my wife's 2019 Jeep Cherokee is even worse still.

[pauly1119]

chevy isn't known for great paint quality

[Crushed 1LE]

Originally Posted by 2004YZFR1

My 2020 2SS 1LE has a few specks of dirt and a eye lash or something that looks like one under the clear coat. But only on the passenger side. There is one light spot on the right side that must be a thin spot or something.Let me see if I can get the pictures to load.

I know I don't want to have the dealer try to fix it. Anything that would get re sprayed will never hold up as well as the stock paint.
And I agree, I'm sure you will find defects in paint jobs on cars that cost way more than our Camaro's.

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That "eye lash" would drive my OCD to Defcon 5! How on earth does that get corrected without a respray? Damn!

[2004YZFR1]

Originally Posted by Crushed 1LE

That "eye lash" would drive my OCD to Defcon 5! How on earth does that get corrected without a respray? Damn!

I don't think it can be done without a respray either. Thats why I'm just going to have that shiny eye lash left in there. I definitely don't want to try and have it painted and then it doesn't match the other areas of factory paint etc.

[Deakins]

OP, if a pass over it with 3M Perfect It-1 wont take it all out someone skilled can use the trizact system to take care of it. Not super cheap stuff but not as expensive spraying paint.

[URBAN LEGEND]

Leave it alone. If you plan on driving the thing will get scars anyways. All will be fine.

[LT4Greg]

I agree with Urban Legend!! It will have small scars/dings if you drive it!

[20Madman]

I have been in the collision and restoration business for almost 40 years and this type finish from just about all manufactures pretty common to see. Some just more prevalent than others. In most cases corrections can be done or at least made better. There are many causes from debris in the finish, staining from some sort of source and so on.